Agile Testing by ShriKant Vashishtha
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Agile testing involves testing throughout the development process in short iterations to deliver working software quickly. Testers play an active role on agile teams by writing automated unit and integration tests, performing incremental functional testing, and helping ensure definitions of ready and done are met. Key aspects of agile testing include test-driven development, continuous integration, automated testing using tools like Selenium, and acceptance test-driven development approaches like behavior-driven development. Potential issues testers may face include insufficient estimation, time constraints, and silos between teams.
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- In Scrum, the product owner defines features, the scrum master removes obstacles, and the cross-functional team works to deliver working software in short iterations.
- As an agile tester, activities include writing tests for user stories each iteration, automating test cases, performing exploratory testing, and collaborating with customers and developers. Automation is prioritized from unit to UI levels.
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With many organisations moving to or experimenting with Agile, Original Software has been acclaimed by the analyst community as the best solution for supporting Agile.
[Original Software nominated Agile Best Tool Award]
Just as improvements in developer's software tools and methods have enabled a shift in development approaches, next generation technology for test automation is similarly reframing the opportunities for testers to automate earlier in the delivery cycle without incurring the heavy burden of script maintenance so often associated with traditional automation tools. This means that not only can an agile environment be adopted, application quality is maintained and the total testing time reduced.
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